Posts filed under “Tim”
How to use dbgsrv, the Process Server
If you’ve ever used Debugging Tools for Windows, you’ve probably used remote debugging. Users of windbg/ntsd are usually familiar with the “.server” command and connecting to remote debugging sessions using “Connect to Remote Session” in windbg. Knowing this, what good is the dbgsrv utility that comes with the Debugging Tools for Windows? How is it different [...]
Where Do Choices Come From?
[14:38] Me: http://headrush.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/04/06/featuritis.jpg [14:38] Gas: lmao [14:38] Gas: funny thing about the downslope [14:39] Gas: the problem is that[sic] the features aren’t discoverable [14:39] Gas: in my mind though, that’s a solvable problem [14:39] Gas: the real problem [14:39] Gas: is that the more features you have, the more spread your engineering effort is [14:39] [...]
Are we all better off with equality?
Many people argue that the world would be a better place if there was more equality. In the extreme case, equality has become synonomous with “morality”. Would we actually be better off if there was more equality? Not necessarily. A recent slate article examines the discrepancy between black and white spending on “visible goods” (like [...]
A sad day for me
Bill Gates has spent his last full day at Microsoft, and it’s sort of sad for me, marking the end of an era. While I’m sure he will continue to maintain an influence over the company, the days of his pioneering leadership are nearing a close. Bill Gates is my personal hero, which should come [...]